The vocalist of Intocable acknowledged that he was vaccinated against COVID-19 thanks to his “levers”

Anger and frustration at influentialism on such a sensitive subject

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Without any kind of penalty, Ricardo Muñoz , vocalist of the group Untouchable , accepted that he used his contacts in the US to Immediately receive the Covid vaccine – 19.

A few days ago, he reported through Twitter that he had received the first dose of the vaccine.

“I have been vaccinated as a dog against Covid for 3 days… And I feel good…

“The vaccine does not hurt, I only lasted 2 days with a sore arm and a shitty thirst…. I’m going to the second dose on 9 (January)… ”, he wrote.

The singer of 45 years, who resides in Texas, United States , was the only one in his home who was vaccinated, as reported in the same outlet.

“How do they handle it in the USA, is it free to the market or only the government decides on its distribution?”, Asked user @luisantonnio.

“No, not yet, I have my levers.”, replied the vocalist of Intocable.

There were dozens of users who criticized what Muñoz said, as the vaccination campaign in the US started on 14 December with restrictions.

“Isn’t it just doctors and nurses and the cleaning staff first, and then those who follow, the elderly? Well, what c It seems that they gave him the vaccine? Why didn’t he wait until it touched everyone? Those from the hospitals come first. I work in the hospital and I’m still waiting ” wrote @c 43 the.

Last June it was announced that five members of the Untouchable group had tested positive for Covid – 19, except Muñoz.

René Martínez, Félix Salinas, Sergio Serna, Johnny Lee Rosas and the royal Juan Hernández, who has already left the group, were in quarantine .

In a video that the vocalist released on Instagram, he reported that his companions were not infected by the self-concerts they offered at the time, but they, in their free time , contracted the virus.

Faced with the controversy unleashed by his saying about the “levers”, Muñoz shared a note from Eyewitness New.

In this it is explained that some hospitals in southern California administered doses to non-priority people because the vaccines had been withdrawn from refrigeration, they were about to expired and were not used because health workers rejected their application.